Liu Ying has a fever

Posted 2023-04-22

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2、Shanghai has already prepared for Expo（2）

4、Where has happiness gone in Chinese education?（4）

Liu Ying has a fever

Liu Yin an not o to shool ,beause she is ill.Her other takes her to see a dotor.The dotor looks her over arefully.Then,the dotor says:"you have a fever, l think you should take soe ediine and drink lots of water. Then,lie down and rest.l a sure you will better soon." At last,they thank to the dotor and o hoe.

Shanghai has already prepared for Expo

Good afternoon teachers! The theme of my speech is Shanghai has already prepared for Expo.The World Expo has a long history but it has never been held in China. Shanghai is the twenty-fourth city which will be held the World Expo in 2010. The theme of it’ s “Better City better life”. It means a lot of lovely mascot “Haibao” has already been popular around the world. I think Shanghai is a modern city the foreigners would like to go to Shanghai . So the 2010 World Expo will be an honor for all of the Asians. I’m very proud of being a Shanghainese. Our government has promised that it will be the best one. And Shanghai as a host city will have more changes to develop quickly. As a student in Shanghai Firstly I should learn English well so that I can be a volunteer in the Expo to help foreigners know more about Shanghai. Secondly it’s necessary for us to be a gentle person. We can make the foreign visitors have the good memories of Shanghai.Finaly I’d like to introduce the World Expo that Shanghai has the largest changes in the past 30 years. It shows the speed of development in China. Shanghai has already prepared for Expo I have already prepared for Expo too. Thank you very much for your time thank you all!

SPring Has Arrived（春天来了）

Spring has ar - rived. Spring has sr - rived

Flow - ers are bloom - ing. Flow - ers are bloom - ing.

Birds are sing - ing.Bing - ing.

Where has it arrived

Where are they bloom - ing

Where are they sing - ing

Arrived in the moun - tains arrived in the val - leys

Blooming in the moun - tains blooming in the val - leys

Singing in the moun - tains singing in the val - leys

arrived in my home - town.

blooming my home - town.

singing in my home - town.

Where has happiness gone in Chinese education?

The strict and rigid Asian system of education has been around for hundreds of years. In fact, people since the oldest ages have been adopting it. It gives children a sense of "hard" really early on in life. Some may be as young as pre-kindergarten when they experience it. I have once heard many parents talk about how they want their children to have good grades, then get into university, get a good paying job, and expectations are tremendously high. There is a Chinese idiom, how young children cannot "lose on the starting call", which could explain why the system has been introduced to children at such a young age. However, is this really what children need for their future?

Now, education is so highly valued that every kilometer a person walks on the street, you can see the signs of tutoring classes being advertised. You can hear the sound of children reading. You can sense the tenseness of the atmosphere as names are being called out loud in the order they scored for the latest test.

But-the prices are raising for everything to do with it. You can see the worried yet determined faces of both parents and children, you can hear the arguments arising from each household because of one's grades, you can "smell the smoke" and burning of the exhaustion fans of kids' fingers as they copy things out time after time. Getting stuck in a situation like that is like being in jail, with the strong lock secured tightly, as if it would stand a thousand bulls attacking it.

Though all this happens, it does not mean there is no fruit from it. Even the worst performing child would get a result, far better than expected; well at least better than sitting there not doing anything. This is the happier side of the system, when gay, cheerful shouts and screams echo through the hallways when the parents find their child has received full marks on the exam.

Then we think about childhood-is grades the key? For all kids, the answer is no. When these kids mentioned turn into an adult, all they will have to remember is studying, studying, and still studying. In comparison, the kids whom may not have performed as well but had fun and was happy in childhood would have much more to remember. Let us just say that the kids who have studied well got into a prestigious university, with the supposed glow on their face, they face so many overwhelming new challenges that it all comes up to them and hits them with a fierce blow. Then, many of them could be lost, and childhood memories is something that I'm sure would be comforting, making them feel "at home", and could therefore regain composure and bravely face the challenges. Even after they graduate, and let us imagine they are looking for a good job on the market, but they will not pass the interview because they would have been studying so hard that their social skills may not be as strong as compared to the active ones. I am sure that everyone is clear that social skills are one of the much required assets to join a company.

In conclusion, I believe that likewise Queen Elizabeth I, Asia, in particular China, should take the "middle way". They should keep their traditions of strict learning and hard work but also balance it with the western style one of happiness and creativity.